non-Bidenary
Member
I was censored several times tonight. The first may have been due to a claim that I was spamming. I was not. I was not repeating the same thing over and over during a short amount of time. Though I was using repetition, I was using over 20 different statements and questions. That is not spamming.
The second had to do with the fact that I was discussing a serious subject, the subject of abortion. I was describing what happens in an abortion with someone who was arguing for the freedom to do such a heinous and repulsive act. I simply was saying that abortion is the butchering of the unborn. That simple language (and the truth) got me censored for 30 minutes. So people are free to commit such a repulsive act, but people are not free to describe what that repulsive act is. Astonishing!
The third had to do with another subject, the consequences of transgender surgeries on young people. My chatroom opponent on this topic tried to make the point that transgender surgeries somehow kept young people from killing themselves. I counter-argued that the adults who mislead young people to consent to that tragic operation or operations were to blame for young people wanting to kill themselves. That was my counter-argument. That got both me and my opponent censored. I was automatically censored for 5 minutes. The moderator stated she was just following the rules. So the rules prevent people like me from exposing the truth that might save people from suicide? Really? Does that really make much sense?
The second had to do with the fact that I was discussing a serious subject, the subject of abortion. I was describing what happens in an abortion with someone who was arguing for the freedom to do such a heinous and repulsive act. I simply was saying that abortion is the butchering of the unborn. That simple language (and the truth) got me censored for 30 minutes. So people are free to commit such a repulsive act, but people are not free to describe what that repulsive act is. Astonishing!
The third had to do with another subject, the consequences of transgender surgeries on young people. My chatroom opponent on this topic tried to make the point that transgender surgeries somehow kept young people from killing themselves. I counter-argued that the adults who mislead young people to consent to that tragic operation or operations were to blame for young people wanting to kill themselves. That was my counter-argument. That got both me and my opponent censored. I was automatically censored for 5 minutes. The moderator stated she was just following the rules. So the rules prevent people like me from exposing the truth that might save people from suicide? Really? Does that really make much sense?